The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-05-11
AN UPRISING IN 1889.
BLOODY PLOTS OF TIE RED AND
BLACK SOCIALISTS.


| Ihey Rely Upon IL Tremendous business
Panic to Aid Them in Obtaining Control
OF Ailairs--Chicugo the Hot Bed.
a few days ago press dispatches con-
tanned report about u projected COM
oinatlon OF the three principal socialistic
organizations III this Countrywide Rcd
international, the Black International
and the Socialistic Labor party. While
! the aims and designs of the so-called
| Black international, or the International
Working Peoples Association, thanks to
the anarchists trial, have become widely
known, nobody knew or hardly ever
heard Of the Red International, or the
International Workmens Association,
as being a specific organization of So
clailstS along the Pacific coast. The
organization was founded in San Fran
cisco III 1850. 1t was organized in all
thc principal cities throughout the
western States after the mode of tho
hmShtS of Labor assemblies, and is by
lar more secret than that organization.
1t Is now authOritativcly announced by
OF the "Rcus" proposes there shall be an
uprising i'll 1889. What would occur,
We're the uprising he counts on success
tul, IS thus outlined: "Ihe circumstances
which may permit decisive action will
probably be these: In 1889 the present
pane approaches climax. 1t will be
Widespread and alarming, accompanied
ny closed factories, starving workers,
liotih8 ana the use OF military force. 1t
may even, complicated by bitter class
lccih8, result Ill suppression of the
rights OF free speech, meeting and press.
Ohtli thcm, unless the whole people are
stoaSGu, 1t IS the duty OF the wise social
ISL 10 noid alool from riots i'll special
Iocailtles'
inc time is not yet ripe for success;
we nave counted our heads, and we
SNOW IT,. 10 strike this year would be
TO slaughter our best people and put
pack the cause hundred years. No, at
present we must De as wise as serpents
DI't h'.rllIesS as doves. We must take
advantage OF 1t for agitation and educa-
'lon ollil' we must speak much and
"cI hoI az al. when the working peo-
Pic are hungry thcll Drains weaken,
ono yc''r Oh pane means a trcbling of
o"Ut " lorccS "J thc very least. And while,
-, -, t-N".oH' -"o,oVO HoclilSuS,
toICiOlc ,,,I\ acton IS impossible, with lO0,
w" l"i!HI tle next panic wall give us if
VIC "l''haSc wisely We mold the game in
o"t own own h%uoS.
we nave, perhaps until 1889, time III
MHiGh tS % per.Gct our plans. That year
III Europe Wlll surely BRING grave re-
.r S.u'S. In america, II figures lie not,
ul;9ttlol pans greater deeper and more
M','cS ,Io"H w. Sll"h thG preceding will be
"poii ,'.,, i,S' ILon' ana not tiil then, may
We ltoh c'aI Oh Iic IRON Due. Then may
We ;ri SIIlho 10 WIN,
Hc "iIlclG ~ StIIeS thal thcy expect to
t1nt ' I'm 80 'llc lllted states IN 1859 at least
%Jo,ooo earnest SOCIALISTS divided some
Nm. Vim. % iUiio"s Cntca9o, 70, OCO; New
.L't lUiN, -.'0og' III me tilc New England fac
30 ;2'''''S, Ioo'ooV; IN lthc thc central coal
,,i ',,, ~ ~ W, 'oH' lU"'OOO; III Colorado
pnaiG tl1 " "o9'CIIi ' 'oI'tCS' Go'OUO; on the
III 1o'?., 'o'Uoo; III thc Atlantic and
,.,ttara5 ~ U'v,CS! "lIoSoIncf, 4U3,OoO, and
] ILL., ~ q, Enn Sui1ouS po4nVS Ill towns and
-"ii3I"' s"ii73I,' oo,?oo more
c;+od lo n,jtTol p'nio comes, inc pCDhc are eN-